Father Giran Leads Parish Hall Project Completion
Father Giran with parishioners and friends completed a large hall at St. Mary’s Parish after finishing touches on a new roof ceiling and plastering. The project grew from 700 to over 7000 dollars with donations and labor. a second stage begins soon including offices and reception areas.
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Shasy Bo Cui
Father Giran
8. M. Giron
St. Mary’s Parish
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's
Giran
el Paso
Lincoln County War Spots Marked By Forest Service
Alamogordo AP dispatch notes Forest Service marking historic Lincoln County War sites tied to Billy the Kid. First marker honors J. H. Tunstall at his grave, with relatives from England visiting Lincoln and Glencoe. Coe recalls the 1878 killing and the later Lincoln county revolt, including Brady’s death and false pardons.
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Alamogordo
Associated Press
Billy the Kid
Bily the Kid
Lincoln County
Forest Service
J. H Tunstall
W. A. Osborne
Medical School
Melbourne University
Australia
Tunstall
Bully the Kid
Tunstalls
England
New Mexico
George Coe
Glencoe
Tun
Brady
George Hinman Coe
Bueno
Coe
Lincoln
Kid
Lew Wallace
Frank Coe
Hobo Mangled by Freight Train at Orogrande Saturday
A 60 year old man named Doyle died about five hours after being mangled by a freight train while attempting to alight near Orogrande. He left a wife and six children and was a member of the Odd Fellows. The accident occurred Saturday and he was buried at the county cemetery plot Tuesday morning.
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Orogrande
Sheriff's Office
Dr. Holmes
Lon Danley
Earl Sanders
Lou Leadinghouse
Alamogordo
Fnally
Alamo
Doyle
Odd Fellows Order
Potter Field
Protecting American Antiquities from Spoilation
Archaeologist Jesse L. Nusbaum discusses growing archaeological activity in the Southwest, rising permit requests, and plans for the Santa Fe laboratory funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr. and the Laura Spellman Rockefeller Foundation. He warns against looting and highlights public education and museum access as protections for archaeological remains on public lands.
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Jesse L. Nusbaum
United State Department of the Interior
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Pecos
N. M
Southwest
New Mexico
Santa Fe
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Laura Spellman-Rockefeller
Mesa Verde National Park
Chaco Canyon National Monument
Congress
Charity Ball Finishing Touches for New Year's Eve Event
The Charity Ball committee of the Womans Club led by Mesdames F C Rolland H H Stevenson and Albert Burch gears up for the Alamogordo Pavilion New Year’s Eve affair. An orchesra is engaged and decorations are planned to boost the club’s charity fund with hot coffee and fruit punch at a nominal charge.
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Womans Club
Mesdames F.C
A. (. Neill
Georgia Geren
G. H. Grant
W. W
Public Hall Open for Any Useful Community Purpose
Public notice states the hall is not exclusive to any single sect but will be available for activities deemed beneficial to the people. Reference to dates December 24 30 and 31 and the work titled Four Feathers appears in the record.
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the Alamento
Seed Potatoes Grow Strong at Mile High Elevation
The High Altitude Potato Growers Association reports rising seed potato business in New Mexico at 8 200 feet. Despite early snow finishing about 20 percent of the crop, nearly half of the harvest has shipped to destinations including Chicago Santa Fe Las Vegas Albuquerque and Colorado seed buyers.
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State College
N. M
G R Quesenberry
New Mexico Agricultural College
New Mexico
Chicago
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
Colorado
J. L Hurst
Mosca
Monte Vista Potato Growers’ Association
Center Association
San Luis Valley
Central
Mexico
Masons Ellot Officers Joint Installation
At Sacramento Lodge No 24 AF and AM officers for the next term were elected Oscar Shenfield as Worshipful Master Tom Carr Senior Warden R E Willard Secretary S Strickland Junior Warden and Will Davis Treasurer A joint installation with the Eastern Star will be held Friday evening at the lodge hall A turkey supper will follow the installations
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Sacramento Lodge
Oscar Shenfield
Tom Carr
R. E. Willard
S. Strickland
Will Davis
Eastern Star
Efforts to Broadcast European Christmas Programs Across Short Waves
Radio stations KOA Denver WI Salt Lake and Fort Worth plan an experimental Christmas Day program from Europe. NBC will unify the transmissions from Holland Germany and England to member stations. Success depends on short wave stability as fading may occur and the order will be Holland Germany then England.
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KOA
Denver
Salt Lake
Fort Worth
Germany
Holland
England
New York City
NBC
Los Angeles Times Plans New Mexico Feature Section
Santa Fe N M December 16 The Los Angeles Times rotogravure section for tomorrow will feature New Mexico scenes with emphasis on the northern part of the state Editor E M Braddock received extensive material during a summer visit supplied by the Service Bureau workers The Sunday Times circulation spans the entire state and items and photos are valued per hundred pounds as stated by the Bureau
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Santa Fe
N. M
The
Los Angeles Times
New Mexico
E. M. Braddock
Service Bureau
Sunday Times
Vice Bureau
Presbyterian Church to Limit Youth Attendance Amid Meningitis Outbreak
Pastor Calvin A Duncan announces no one under 12 may attend Sabbath school or morning church next Sabbath due to meningitis in town. The morning sermon will be by Rev Ralph Gamewell of Philadelphia, with details for the evening service to be announced Sunday.
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Calvin
Theological Seminary
Ralph Gamewell
Philadelphia
Calvin A. Duncan
Wonelarton
Iin 20
Rockefeller Foundation
White House
Wesley
Mitchell
The
Social Science Research Council
Columbia University
New Commission
Christmas Eve and Holiday Dances at Stouts Pavilion
Dances scheduled at Stouts Pavilion feature Crusaders on Christmas Eve and Christmas Night with the Lewis Boys providing music on Saturday December 28.
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Stout's Pavilion
The
Crusaders
Lewis Boys
Masked Bandits Hold Up Alamogordo Power Game
The report describes two masked men robbing about twenty poker players at a secluded Alamogordo venue just after 1 a.m. The bandits used two Colt automatics and a shotgun, collecting cash and jewelry before fleeing. Lionel Cox was later arrested on a conspiracy charge linked to the heist.
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Bottar
Iance
Leas
Dudley Potter
Lionel
Breezy
Cox
Tularosa
Potter
Alamogordo
Baturdy
Spinal Meningitis Cases and Quarantine Begin in Alamogordo
Over ten days ending Dec 24 Alamogordo reports five meningitis cases with three deaths. Schools and many homes placed under quarantine. children under 12 barred from gatherings. Health officials urge isolation, cleanliness, ventilation and caution on serum effectiveness while awaiting a preventive cure.
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Alginogerde
J. G. Holmes
New England Quality label boosts local farm markets
Regional effort shows how labeling standards raise prices for eggs poultry vegetables and fruits. New England states united under the New England Council agricultural committee to set quality laws and stamp products with the official New England Quality label. The policy improved prices and consumer trust over five years, suggesting broader adoption to aid local farmers and markets nationwide.
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New England
New England Council
Deep cave found near Clayton in northeastern New Mexico
Clayton N M December 19 explorers from Clayton High School Ben Terrell Clare Palmer Berry Alvis and students Terry Smith Alvin Draper explored a cave ten miles west of Greenville following a tunnel 1500 feet long before a cave in stop Their guide believes another chamber lies beyond they plan to return with tools Local legend ties the site to Black Jack and Spanish treasure though most tales end in tragedy for the seekers
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Clayton
N. M
New Mexico
Hoover
Ben Terrell
Clare Palmer
Berry Alvis
Clayton High School
Terry Smith
Alvin Draper
Greenville
Black Jack
Mr. Palmer
Belen Socorro West Side Road Reopens Early Next Year
State Highway officials report the west side of the river road between Belen and Socorro will reopen around the first of the year. Detours will cover Rio Puerco and Rio Salado bridges damaged by last September floods, with new spans installed and strengthened banks and approaches. Traffic will continue on detours during construction and winter conditions are unlikely to interrupt flow.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Belen
Socorro
Rio Puerco
Rio Salado
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